Pearson Apartment in Chicago by Searl Lamaster Howe Architects
At the opposite end of the Pearson apartment from the terrace is the master suite. Here too fixed common building elements resulted in distinctive spaces.
Searl Lamaster Howe Architects is an innovative, sustainable, and award winning Chicago based residential and commercial architecture and design firm licensed in Illinois, Florida, New York, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The firm portfolio includes commercial, residential, and institutional projects that range from master planning to renovations to restorations to new construction. The office is a certified Female Business Enterprise (FBE) at the state level; it also holds Women Business Enterprise (WBE) status in Chicago, its home base. The firm works nationally and abroad yet prides itself on a hands-on approach to each project.
LOCATION: Chicago, Illinois
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At the opposite end of the Pearson apartment from the terrace is the master suite. Here too fixed common building elements resulted in distinctive spaces.
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